The Collection: Peter Frampton

In this episode of “The Collection,” host Mark Agnesi is in Nashville, Tennessee, to check out GRAMMY-winner Peter Frampton's impressive collection of guitars. ▶ Shop the Peter Frampton "Phenix" Inspired Les Paul Custom , Ebony [HERE](https://bit.ly/3IrDtYw) 2024 marks Peter Frampton’s 60th year of being a professional touring guitar player, selling over 20 million albums and rightfully earning status as a rock legend. His songs have become the soundtrack of our lives, and if you feel like we do, you are excited to see all the cool gear he has amassed over the years. Join host Mark Agnesi at the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominee’s studio in Nashville to get a personal tour of his impressive collection of guitars in this new episode of Gibson TV’s “The Collection.” For the latest on Peter Frampton, visit: https://www.frampton.com/ Watch as Frampton recounts the loss of some of his most treasured guitars in the Nashville flood and which ones he managed to recover, including the guitar that he used to write “Show Me The Way” and “Baby, I Love Your Way.” Listen to the untold story of the incredible recovery of the “Phenix” Les Paul Custom, believed to have been destroyed in a cargo plane crash, only to be rediscovered decades later when an unexpected email from a little guitar shop on an island off the coast of Caracas appeared in his inbox. This new episode of The Collection is a must-see for Peter Frampton fans and vintage guitar lovers alike, as we are treated to some of the coolest vintage guitars (and their storied history) by one of the greatest musicians of all time.